wannabeafrog

I'm fairly new to signal processing, and I'm working on a patch in which I'm handling up to 6 sine oscillators with different frequencies. I would like to know what is the best way to sum all these signals into a single, balanced, output with no distortion. What I'm doing is multiplying the amplitude of each oscillator according to how many are active, eg: If I have 3 oscillators running, each one will be multiplied by 0.333.

Below I'm pasting a simplified version of my patch, I'd like to know if the method I'm using to sum all this signals is good or if I should be trying something different.

I'm fairly new to signal processing, and I'm working on a patch in which I'm handling up to 6 sine oscillators with different frequencies. I would like to know what is the best way to sum all these signals into a single, balanced, output with no distortion. What I'm doing  is multiplying the amplitude of each oscillator according to how many are active, eg: If I have 3 oscillators running, each one will be multiplied by 0.333.

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